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(19-Nov-2009) Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care |
(17-Nov-2009) Norwegian study found supplementation raised chances of disease by 21% |
(11-Nov-2009) Optical technology is as accurate as colorectal tissue examination, study finds |
(06-Nov-2009) Study suggests differences in patient preparation and doctor fatigue play a role |
(27-Oct-2009) How it affects tumor cells is becoming less of a mystery, study finds. |
(26-Oct-2009) Race seems to play pivotal role, researchers say |
(08-Oct-2009) Mouse study suggests it may be possible to generate an immune response to cancer |
(29-Sep-2009) Estrogen could explain discrepancy in survival rates, researchers say |
(23-Sep-2009) Easier detection method might encourage more people to get screened, experts say |
(15-Sep-2009) Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies |
(14-Sep-2009) Language barrier could explain lower screening rates, researchers say |
(08-Sep-2009) Even when Americans have health care 'safety net' in place, rates barely budge, report finds |
(28-Aug-2009) Gene-based treatment could block tumors, prevent recurrence, researchers say |
(18-Aug-2009) In mouse study, researchers see possibility of 'potent therapy' |
(13-Aug-2009) Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
(11-Aug-2009) Study suggests a role for aspirin in prevention as well as treatment |
(09-Aug-2009) Experts say risks of long-term use still outweigh possible benefits |
(07-Aug-2009) Canadian study links regular alcohol consumption to six cancers |
(06-Aug-2009) Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
(20-Jul-2009) Removing more during surgery may not be needed, researchers say |
(16-Jul-2009) The drug's success with other cancers wasn't repeated with small cell tumors: study |
(15-Jul-2009) But less invasive detection method still shows promise, scientists say |
(18-Jun-2009) If perfected, screening method could make disease detection easier, experts say |
(16-Jun-2009) U.S. areas with more black residents lack specialists, study shows |
(16-Jun-2009) Former patients could have been infected with HIV, hepatitis via non-sterile equipment |
(16-Jun-2009) Less invasive test might spur more people to be screened, experts say |
(15-Jun-2009) Other screening methods for colon cancer may be safer for some older patients, researchers say |
(09-Jun-2009) Treatment, too, affects quality of life, studies show |
(08-Jun-2009) Many may lack the time, resources to participate, study finds |
(08-Jun-2009) Upturn is especially strong among those in their 20s, study finds |
(05-Jun-2009) More than seven drinks a week raises odds 60% over teetotalers, researchers say |
(02-Jun-2009) One stool sample can be used to perform several screens, researchers say |
(01-Jun-2009) More rigorous prep is needed for obese people, study finds |
(01-Jun-2009) Better drugs have rendered surgery unnecessary in most cases, study finds |
(01-Jun-2009) Some reduction in mortality rates found, but experts say more follow-up needed |
(01-Jun-2009) 'Disappointing' results may yet be reversed with longer-term study, researchers say |
(01-Jun-2009) Study findings could have lifesaving potential |
(27-May-2009) Report finds 19.2% drop among men, 11.4% among women in past 15 years |
(27-May-2009) Study found dramatic gains in both short-term and long-term survival rates |
(15-May-2009) That knowledge could guide important treatment decisions, experts say |
(13-May-2009) Some see it as reliable, less invasive option; others say agency was right to reject coverage |
(12-May-2009) Diet, exercise may improve endurance in older, overweight cancer survivors, study shows |
(11-May-2009) Risk of late-stage cancer greater in city dwellers than in rural residents, study shows |
(11-May-2009) Study finds adding casopitant mesylate to regimen cuts side effects |
(11-May-2009) Risk for incorrect but worrying findings rises 50 percent by the 14th test, study finds |
(29-Apr-2009) Rate among Hispanics, blacks will double over next 20 years, report warns |
(22-Apr-2009) Finding echoes earlier research involving hormone therapy |
(21-Apr-2009) Folic acid supplements, smoking and genetics are among research targets |
(20-Apr-2009) Poor communication a major problem in low screening rates but one that can be fixed, study suggests |
(06-Apr-2009) VA study shows elderly ill men getting same screenings as healthy folks |
(01-Apr-2009) Study found whites much less likely to have this variant |
(01-Apr-2009) Finding, called 'not overwhelming,' applies only to those with particular gene mutation |
(22-Mar-2009) While many patients are nervous, doctors say it isn't as scary as some believe |
(06-Mar-2009) Even with latest surgical techniques, therapy should come first, studies suggest |
(24-Feb-2009) Even one drink a day poses danger, large study finds |
(23-Feb-2009) Simple interventions boosted colon cancer screening rates, researchers say |
(23-Feb-2009) Patients who search Web, other media more likely to get newer treatments, study finds |
(23-Feb-2009) Effect is strongest for women, study finds, doesn't extend to other malignancies |
(18-Feb-2009) Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
(17-Feb-2009) A marker in lymph nodes points to more persistent tumors, scientists say |
(12-Feb-2009) Treated with enzastaurin, even tumors that did develop weren't as advanced, study finds |
(10-Feb-2009) The benefit lasts even if you stop taking the drug, study finds |
(05-Feb-2009) As population ages, study finds destination states seeing higher volume of procedures |
(04-Feb-2009) Finding underscores need for studies in people, not just animals, expert stresses |
(03-Feb-2009) Colonoscopy remains the best way of spotting trouble, experts say |
(02-Feb-2009) 2 immune system proteins could hold the key, study finds |
(20-Jan-2009) They are soaked with drugs to target only the tumor, researchers explain |
(16-Jan-2009) Discovery might help people make healthier diet, lifestyle choices, scientists say |
(15-Jan-2009) Study found no more complications than when specialists perform screening test |
(15-Jan-2009) Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
(14-Jan-2009) Much effort focuses on genetics and who would benefit from treatments |
(09-Jan-2009) Evidence that strong-smelling herb prevents cancer is said to be weak |
(08-Jan-2009) Study included nearly 57,000 women who had been followed for about 15 years |
(23-Dec-2008) New drug approvals, more targeted therapies the highlights of 2008 |
(22-Dec-2008) Drug first sanctioned in 2001 |
(19-Dec-2008) About a fifth of white Americans carry the mutation, researchers say |
(17-Dec-2008) Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
(16-Dec-2008) Most significant effect was seen after 30 years of smoking, researchers say |
(15-Dec-2008) Blacks 45% more likely to die from the disease than whites, report says |
(15-Dec-2008) Procedure better at detecting problems on left side of colon, study says |
(11-Dec-2008) One protein was protective, the other not, researchers found |
(10-Dec-2008) Italian study once again proves the value of testing |
(09-Dec-2008) Biggest rise in cases and deaths coming in developing nations, report says |
(02-Dec-2008) Abdominal scan checks bone mineral density with no additional radiation, minimal cost |
(25-Nov-2008) Key DNA might also help guide treatment choices, researchers say |
(25-Nov-2008) But smoking-related cancers continue to rise in some regions of country, report finds |
(20-Nov-2008) Chemotherapy figures alone may differ by almost $37,000 per patient, study finds |
(20-Nov-2008) Finnish study says about 40% returned positive results in review of national program |
(18-Nov-2008) Findings follow similar results for the prevention of heart disease |
(18-Nov-2008) Those on Avastin faced 33% increased risk of dangerous side effect |
(14-Nov-2008) These fats are found in red meat and processed meats, researchers say |
(06-Nov-2008) Positive approaches more likely to prompt minorities to get checked for disease, study says |
(29-Oct-2008) Markers in blood or tumor tissue may help those fighting colon, lung or pancreatic malignancies |
(27-Oct-2008) Study found those who took them were less likely to get venous thromboembolism |
(24-Oct-2008) People with changes in K-ras gene won't benefit from cetuximab, study finds |
(14-Oct-2008) Only about half receive recommended tests for colon, breast, cervical disease, study finds |
(10-Oct-2008) Finding suggests need for more careful screening for these patients, researcher says |
(08-Oct-2008) Study found it detected twice as many malignancies, serious precancerous polyps |
(01-Oct-2008) Variant is tied to a fat hormone, adiponectin, study finds |
(23-Sep-2008) Difference is most pronounced among black women, study finds |
(17-Sep-2008) Regular colonoscopy's long-term value is also confirmed, studies report |
(15-Sep-2008) Method could prove effective in identifying other common types of disease, study says |
(14-Sep-2008) CDK8 is frequently amplified in these malignancies, study finds |
(09-Sep-2008) More lymph nodes should be checked, and follow-up care should be more frequent, studies find |
(13-Aug-2008) Tibolone should not be used by those 60 and older, study says |
(06-Aug-2008) But not all doctors informing patients of this simple preventive approach, study says |
(01-Aug-2008) Findings may serve as new path for better treatment of disease, study suggests |
(14-Jul-2008) Only half of Americans over 50 tested; education, insurance play role, group says |
(11-Jul-2008) Study finds it functions as a tumor suppressor instead |
(09-Jul-2008) Study finds almost 40% say docs never said condition was terminal until near death |
(24-Jun-2008) Economic status, access and language barriers affect who goes for tests, study concludes |
(24-Jun-2008) Experimental shot targets the gut's immune system |
(23-Jun-2008) Less affluent individuals had more advanced disease and were less likely to receive needed treatment |
(19-Jun-2008) But debate continues on whether the nutrient should be recommended for patients |
(12-Jun-2008) Finding suggests interception of this signal may thwart metastases, study says |
(11-Jun-2008) 'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
(10-Jun-2008) Authors hope it will encourage disease/prevention efforts |
(09-Jun-2008) Reason unclear, but study says doctor recommendation key to higher participation |
(03-Jun-2008) Fewer deaths, recurrences seen in those who had relatives with disease, study finds |
(02-Jun-2008) The earlier in life a patient started, the greater the risk, study finds |
(02-Jun-2008) Study finds those with normal version of particular gene respond well to targeted therapy |
(20-May-2008) Other research found traditional colonoscopy still better than virtual version |
(19-May-2008) Study finds slightly elevated chance of bladder, colorectal and lung malignancies |
(16-May-2008) Study finds mortality and survival rates equal for both procedures |
(16-May-2008) DNA mismatch in some early stage cases makes therapy of little benefit, shortens survival |
(13-May-2008) See oncologists as often as whites, researchers not sure why different choices of treatment follow |
(05-May-2008) Excessive levels turn harmless polyps cancerous, study shows |
(02-May-2008) Blocking blood vessel formation has already worked against breast, colon cancers |
(29-Apr-2008) Expenditures will continue to rise as the population ages, experts say |
(21-Apr-2008) This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
(15-Apr-2008) Risk of colon cancer, premature aging poses worries for manned missions to moon, Mars |
(15-Apr-2008) Study finds these factors influence how likely they are to undergo screenings |
(15-Apr-2008) And cancer drug Sutent may slow liver cancer progression, scientists report |
(08-Apr-2008) Caffeine, green tea, tart cherries may fight MS, cancer and heart disease, studies suggest |
(07-Apr-2008) Study suggests a link between less drug therapy and more surgical castration |
(04-Apr-2008) Personal interventions cut no-show rates 30%, study finds |
(04-Apr-2008) In response to light, its pores let loose chemicals targeting disease |
(25-Mar-2008) Here are tests you should have |
(25-Mar-2008) Those with family history are referred less often than whites, study finds |
(24-Mar-2008) Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
(14-Mar-2008) Studies found it made difference when disease moved from colon, appendix |
(12-Mar-2008) But the finding shouldn't keep physicians from using Avastin, researchers say |
(04-Mar-2008) These flat growths are relatively common and tend to be cancerous, study finds |
(22-Feb-2008) Study finds tobacco users diagnosed almost 7 years earlier than nonsmokers |
(20-Feb-2008) But report notes rate of decrease slowed from 2004 to 2005, with 5,424 more deaths |
(18-Feb-2008) Uninsured, those on Medicaid more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancers, American Cancer Society reports |
(15-Feb-2008) British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
(07-Feb-2008) IGFBP7 protein may prove a targeted treatment for metastatic cancers, study suggests |
(29-Jan-2008) This genetic material shows early promise for diagnosing, treating tumors |
(24-Jan-2008) That and other findings reported at symposium on gastrointestinal cancers |
(02-Jan-2008) Researchers studied two families to find couple who brought the mutation here in the 1630s |
(20-Dec-2007) Report finds they're less likely to get screening tests, so have advanced disease |
(11-Dec-2007) U.S. study finds the more red meat and processed meat you eat, the higher the risk |
(10-Dec-2007) Only one-quarter seek lifesaving tests, new research find |
(07-Dec-2007) Studies find effects on breast, prostate and colorectal tumors |
(07-Dec-2007) Preliminary research shows promise against colorectal, prostate and oral tumors |
(05-Dec-2007) Expert panel to add it to list of 'probable' causes of malignancy |
(28-Nov-2007) Differences in a key piece of DNA seem important, scientists say |
(07-Nov-2007) Obesity linked to a range of tumor types, studies find |
(26-Oct-2007) Deaths rates could be cut with more testing and early detection |
(17-Oct-2007) 11 states as well as District of Columbia receive failing grades |
(16-Oct-2007) It's more valuable than follow-up screenings, study finds |
(15-Oct-2007) Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
(12-Oct-2007) A newer 'virtual' model is challenging the traditional method |
(03-Oct-2007) The screen uses CT scans and is performed without anesthesia |
(26-Sep-2007) Study finds no link, but these foods do fight other health woes, experts say |
(25-Sep-2007) But they are underused, experts say |
(25-Sep-2007) They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening |
(25-Sep-2007) Higher incidence of malignancies found in heart patients |
(24-Sep-2007) Simple methods significantly raise exam rate, study finds |
(20-Sep-2007) Review of studies shows big survival gains |
(12-Sep-2007) Socioeconomic status and access to health care may explain the connection |
(30-Aug-2007) Ropivacaine helped control postoperative pain, cut recovery time, study finds |
(22-Aug-2007) Follow instructions to ensure a successful procedure |
(19-Aug-2007) Lab tests show altering anthocyanin molecules could lead to new treatments, study says |
(16-Aug-2007) Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
(14-Aug-2007) Patients who ate high-fat foods were three times more likely to see recurrence of disease, study finds |
(07-Aug-2007) Choline linked to increased polyp growth in women, study found |
(01-Aug-2007) Study suggests loss of specific chemicals drives the disease |
(13-Jul-2007) The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
(13-Jul-2007) Starting off with single agent works as well as combo approach, experts say |
(09-Jul-2007) Herpes simplex strain showed no side effects in early trial, study says |
(09-Jul-2007) It's the first example of DNA spurring more than one cancer type, scientists say |
(20-Jun-2007) Trial to compare Mediterranean diet with U.S. Healthy People 2010 guidelines |
(17-Jun-2007) But not enough people are being tested for the easily preventable disease, experts say |
(05-Jun-2007) Those with advanced lung, colon cancers more likely to die if disconnect exists, study found |
(05-Jun-2007) Opposite may be true -- extra folate may increase risk of the disease, study finds |
(04-Jun-2007) Successful test results of 1st drug to prolong life presented at cancer meeting |
(03-Jun-2007) The former fought colon cancer recurrence, the latter lowered insulin levels in breast cancer survivors |
(23-May-2007) Doctors become proficient at about 150 procedures, researchers say |
(23-May-2007) But the drug doesn't protect against all forms of the disease, study finds |
(11-May-2007) But 300-milligram dose used in study comes with dangers, experts warn |
(23-Apr-2007) They have poorer cancer screening, treatment, study suggests |
(23-Apr-2007) It wouldn't replace invasive technique, however, experts say |
(18-Apr-2007) New blood or biopsy tests predict patients' response to therapy, experts say |
(17-Apr-2007) But the high dose needed brings its own dangers, experts warn |
(29-Mar-2007) Regular visits tripled likelihood of colon or prostate tests, study finds |
(27-Mar-2007) The antioxidant-rich food cut precancerous lesions in rats |
(21-Mar-2007) Findings in mice could lead to new targeted tumor treatments, study suggests |
(21-Mar-2007) Examining them helps guide treatment, and study suggests doctors could do more |
(06-Mar-2007) U.S. task force recommendation says potential harm outweighs benefits |
(27-Feb-2007) Researchers urge further investigation into targeted therapies to improve survival rate |
(20-Feb-2007) It's more accurate, and patients don't need to change diet beforehand |
(14-Feb-2007) Mutation can be passed from mother to child, researchers report |
(13-Feb-2007) Medicare study shows big differences by ethnicity and state |
(12-Feb-2007) Certain doses of supplements may prevent half of breast, two-thirds of colorectal cases |
(09-Feb-2007) What's involved |
(07-Feb-2007) Antismoking campaigns and other efforts can slow the trend, experts say |
(06-Feb-2007) Most are benign, but should be tested for cancer |
(01-Feb-2007) Despite overall decline since the 1990s, report says more focus, education is needed |
(26-Dec-2006) Discovery could form the basis for a new, early detection screen, study says |
(21-Dec-2006) Blacks with colon cancer still have worse outcomes, study finds |
(19-Dec-2006) More patients diagnosed at preliminary, highly treatable stage |
(13-Dec-2006) Study shows higher detection rate with longer exams |
(05-Dec-2006) Computer tomography and positron emission tomography at once benefits patients, study finds |
(27-Nov-2006) Scientist used an antibody from a cancer-resilient patient |
(22-Nov-2006) If you're at greater risk, get screened |
(16-Nov-2006) Benefits seen for soy in women, fish in men, vitamin E-rich foods in male smokers |
(13-Nov-2006) But VA study finds colonoscopy's share of screening is on the decline |
(01-Nov-2006) But the finding is no reason to screen women later, experts say |
(27-Oct-2006) Curcumin spurs immune cells to 'eat up' brain plaques, early study shows |
(26-Oct-2006) One study shows a real decline in deaths, another suggests 10-year colonoscopy interval is safe |
(23-Oct-2006) No protective effect found for white wine, study concludes |
(18-Oct-2006) In mouse study, extract shrank colon tumors by 44 percent |
(27-Sep-2006) Drug can slow or stop growing tumors |
(26-Sep-2006) The target is Lynch syndrome, the most common hereditary form of the disease |
(07-Sep-2006) Step lays groundwork for better, targeted treatments, experts say |
(30-Aug-2006) It helps prevent polyps but doubles users' heart dangers, two studies find |
(02-Aug-2006) Chemicals in popular spice decreased polyp sizes, study finds |
(24-Jul-2006) More Chinese-Americans got the test when informed in their own language |
(30-Jun-2006) The deprivation they faced is probably to blame, researchers say |
(28-Jun-2006) It can also guide treatment for those already diagnosed with the disease, study says |
(22-Jun-2006) New tests enhance self-screening, improve management of chronic conditions |
(21-Jun-2006) Study shows it can help patients avoid unnecessary therapies |
(24-May-2006) Computer guidance and better sedation could lessen discomfort, experts say |
(23-May-2006) Study finds the screen may protect more than the recommended 10-year interval |
(03-May-2006) Colon cancer study cites frailty, lack of support as important to this decision |
(25-Apr-2006) The surprising finding has experts urging caution |
(17-Apr-2006) Reminding women it's time for mammogram or Pap smear works, experts say |
(12-Apr-2006) A healthy lifestyle helps, but regular screens are 'gold standard,' experts say |
(07-Apr-2006) A number of efforts could yield real rewards |
(03-Apr-2006) Lowered incidence of precancerous lesions found in two studies |
(28-Mar-2006) Finding suggests need for some people to be screened before age 50, researchers say |
(27-Mar-2006) Study finds lower incidence in people taking SSRI drugs |
(22-Mar-2006) For people who can't tolerate liquid preparations |
(11-Mar-2006) During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, experts are urging Americans to get tested |
(06-Mar-2006) Here's what you'll have to do |
(02-Mar-2006) Delivery system pumps drug directly to the organ, researchers say |
(23-Feb-2006) Risk of colorectal cancer as high as 80 percent |
(17-Feb-2006) Study finds no link, but more research could still show a benefit, experts say |
(15-Feb-2006) Daily supplements won't shield this group from colon cancer, either, study finds |
(07-Feb-2006) Trio of studies found no effect on risk of breast and colon cancer, or heart disease |
(30-Jan-2006) Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
(18-Jan-2006) Those with Lynch syndrome may benefit from removal of uterus and ovaries, study reports |
(05-Jan-2006) It can often eliminate need for colonoscopy, researchers say |
(03-Jan-2006) Two studies douse hopes for statins pulling double duty |
(28-Dec-2005) But many blacks, elderly aren't getting enough, study suggests |
(21-Dec-2005) The discovery may lead to more effective treatments, researchers say |
(13-Dec-2005) The largest study ever found no reduced risk |
(06-Dec-2005) But one-third are still missing out on the therapy, study finds |
(29-Nov-2005) But not all surgeons agree the method is as good a standard surgery |
(29-Nov-2005) Researchers spotted 89.3 percent of patients with polyps 10 millimeters or larger |
(22-Nov-2005) Women receiving the treatment for pelvic cancers need monitoring, experts say |
(03-Nov-2005) Helps tumor cells move around body; finding could lead to therapies, experts say |
(01-Nov-2005) Findings highlight the need for proper colorectal screening in diabetics |
(31-Oct-2005) They're also more prone to tough-to-spot right-sided cancers, researchers report |
(31-Oct-2005) And a second study finds colonoscopy safely benefits patients over 70 |
(27-Oct-2005) Patients who chewed went home a day earlier after colon operation |
(27-Oct-2005) Rearranged genes may help trigger many malignancies, experts say |
(25-Oct-2005) The higher the mixture, the lower the likelihood of problems, study finds |
(25-Oct-2005) It may prove a less invasive screening option for those at risk, experts say |
(10-Oct-2005) Study finds its risks may outweigh potential benefits |
(10-Oct-2005) Despite outreach, physicians exposed to the program didn't raise patient screening rates |
(04-Oct-2005) Nearly 14 percent of Americans carry the TGFBR1*6A gene type, experts say |
(21-Sep-2005) Suggestions to minimize your risk |
(21-Sep-2005) Testing for the defect might pinpoint those at higher risk, researchers say |
(23-Aug-2005) The finding comes with a warning: it can also cause gastrointestinal bleeding |
(07-Aug-2005) Eating recommended amount could reduce risk by as much as 40 percent |
(03-Aug-2005) But experts disagree over the value of the technology |
(25-Jul-2005) Findings may reflect national trends, researchers say |
(20-Jul-2005) It does seem to reduce benign polyps, however |
(18-Jul-2005) Study finds lower risk of post-operative complications with laparoscopic technique |
(05-JUL-2005) High acceptance and strong detection rates make test worthwhile, study finds |
(01-JUL-2005) It uses CT scanning to visualize length of colon |
(29-JUN-2005) Study finds it's effective and well-tolerated among those with advanced disease |
(27-JUN-2005) U.S. minorities more prone to advanced disease than whites, study finds |
(22-JUN-2005) Less invasive technique effective, with faster recovery time, less pain |
(10-JUN-2005) Scientists embark on major study of propolis and turmeric |
(09-JUN-2005) It extended survival of patients with metastatic colon cancer |
(08-JUN-2005) They have links to lymphomas, colorectal tumors |
(27-MAY-2005) Ablation therapy uses needle to destroy inoperable tumors |
(25-MAY-2005) In new trial, many patients dropped out early because of side effects |
(25-MAY-2005) Promising results for cholesterol-lowering drugs in observational study |
(20-MAY-2005) They might give patients a more comfortable, less invasive option |
(19-MAY-2005) Staying trim can help reduce the odds, researchers say |
(18-MAY-2005) Extensive procedure finds more precancerous polyps, study finds |
(17-MAY-2005) Study finds specialists are best at spotting malignancies |
(16-MAY-2005) Studies find low-fat diets fight breast cancer; aspirin does same against colon cancer |
(14-MAY-2005) Researchers tweaking chemotherapy regimens with good results |
(13-MAY-2005) But there are a limited number of qualified surgeons for the small-incision procedure |
(09-MAY-2005) Technique suppresses mutations found in one-third of tumors |
(06-MAY-2005) Cancer Society's 'Great American Health Check' launched this week |
(04-MAY-2005) Celebrity-driven campaigns spurring rise in colon, breast, prostate exams |
(04-MAY-2005) High daily intake reduced odds by 58 percent, study found |
(04-MAY-2005) About 2% of cases are linked to familial mutation, study finds |
(26-APR-2005) Risk lower in those with familial risk minus the mutation, study finds |
(20-APR-2005) Scientists are using herpes, measles bugs to destroy malignant cells |
(18-APR-2005) Celebrex, combined with cholesterol drug, worked on lab animals |
(13-APR-2005) Smoking increases risk of precancerous growths |
(13-APR-2005) Brain tumor discovery may help fight other malignancies |
(09-APR-2005) Group says it's second most common cancer among this group |
(01-APR-2005) Overall risk for rectal tumors remains low, however |
(31-MAR-2005) Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
(30-MAR-2005) American Cancer Society offers birthday e-reminders to those over 50 |
(28-MAR-2005) Some people get checked too often, while others are reluctant to be screened |
(28-MAR-2005) Simple steps heightened patient awareness of need for testing, study finds |
(23-MAR-2005) C-reactive protein fails to meet expectations, study finds |
(22-MAR-2005) It might prove effective against a third of malignancies, discoverers say |
(18-MAR-2005) Blocking action of MTHFR gene shrank tumors in mice |
(12-MAR-2005) Studies suggest the technique still needs refinement |
(10-MAR-2005) More are familiar with American Idol than their risk for the disease, survey finds |
(01-MAR-2005) American Cancer Society urging better prevention, wider screening |
(25-FEB-2005) They prime the immune system to attack malignant cells, scientists say |
(22-FEB-2005) Know what to expect |
(17-FEB-2005) Over 1.7 million Europeans died from cancer in 2004, report finds |
(15-FEB-2005) And decaf reduces colorectal cancer risk, another study finds |
(15-FEB-2005) Urine test relies on cancer-linked protein marker |
(07-FEB-2005) Big babies have higher rate of breast cancer, certain others, in adulthood, study suggests |
(27-JAN-2005) Avastin plus three other agents effective against advanced disease |
(21-JAN-2005) Levels of molecule may predict severity of disease and survival, researchers say |
(17-JAN-2005) Doctors not using more accurate six-sample home method enough |
(11-JAN-2005) People who consumed a lot over long period of time upped chances by 50 percent |
(10-JAN-2005) Many on Medicare don't seek help until symptoms appear, study shows |
(22-DEC-2004) Pricey test beats blood screen, but falls short of colonoscopy |
(16-DEC-2004) Detects almost twice as many polyps as other procedures |
(01-DEC-2004) Fecal blood test can reach those other methods can't |
(16-NOV-2004) Study suggests but doesn't prove benefits of mineral |
(05-NOV-2004) OK to combine with chemo after tumor removal |
(02-NOV-2004) Face greater risk than obese men, study finds |
(02-NOV-2004) Study finds chances three times greater than for nonsmokers |
(01-NOV-2004) Despite advances, it still has radiation risks and accuracy problems, new study finds |
(25-OCT-2004) They skip screenings when not reminded by doctors, new study finds. |
(19-OCT-2004) And it works without causing gastrointestinal bleeding, study finds |
(19-OCT-2004) Second study finds gout drug could offer similar benefits |
(01-OCT-2004) Duration of therapy may elevate risk, small study suggests |
(30-SEP-2004) Study finds no protective effect against gastrointestinal tumors |
(08-SEP-2004) The imaging technique shows promise, but obstacles remain |
(06-SEP-2004) Get screened, even if you have no symptoms |
(01-SEP-2004) While not perfect, it could become key screening tool for cancer, researchers say |
(26-AUG-2004) Avastin advisory on side effects based on updated trial data |
(16-AUG-2004) Confusing guidelines might be the reason why, study finds |
(03-AUG-2004) But the drug regimens studied are no longer recommended by doctors |
(21-JUL-2004) Doctors debate its effectiveness and cost |
(06-JUL-2004) A glass a day reduces risk, study finds |
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